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ORAC-NT: A Template-Free Dual-Channel Detector for Gravitational Wave Transients

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Authors: Kretski, Dimitar;

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.19959346

ORAC-NT: A Template-Free Dual-Channel Detector for Gravitational Wave Transients

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We present ORAC-NT, a dual-channel anomaly detector for gravitational wave strain data operating without waveform templates. The detector combines RMS energy (sensitive to BBH impulsive signals) and the ORAC H energy-entropy metric (sensitive to BNS extended signals). Validated on GW150914 and GW170817 from LIGO GWOSC data.GW150914 detected via RMS at t=+0.010s; GW170817 detected via ORAC H at t=-0.260s.

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